
As more lovely words come out of ZĂ© mouth, Ivy's eyebrows raise higher and higher up her forehead. I mean
honestly, the woman is half-insanely talking to herself, putting up an entire performance as if she's planning on heading to Broadway, and ends it all with swearwords that would cause children to shriek in shock. Funnily enough, Ivy thinks ZĂ© is being immature. She's acting like a rebelling teenager that thinks she'll belong with the cool kids as long as she uses as many curse words as possible. It's foul and frankly, Ivy starts to feel kind of sorry for ZĂ©. It's looking like ZĂ© has a lot to compensate for, or something.
"With all due respect, love, it's not me who has a filthy mouth," Ivy points out dryly.
Sam goes up the mountain and Isaac tells them they can have their rope if they need it. Ivy shrugs - she will only have to climb half-way, so she'll be fine. Beck will have to go next, according to the voice. It keeps calling Beck 'pretty boy', which Ivy thinks is appropriate. The kid is far too vain for his own good. Mind you, it's also half the reason she doesn't find him attractive.